> Curtis Yarvin has laid out a critique of American democracy: arguing that it’s liberals in elite academic institutions, media outlets, and the permanent bureaucracy who hold true power in this declining country, ...

You know, childless cat ladies.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtis_Yarvin

> Yarvin argues for a "neo-cameralist" philosophy based on Frederick the Great of Prussia's cameralism.[31] In Yarvin's view, democratic governments are inefficient and wasteful and should be replaced with sovereign joint-stock corporations whose "shareholders" (large owners) elect an executive with total power, but who must serve at their pleasure.

"sovereign joint-stock corporations whose "shareholders" (large owners)"

You know, Elon Musk.

So the guy's a monarchist, but also a libertarian. But only large shareholders get to libertarianate.